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This sermon is the first part of a four week look at how God uses the least likely people to do God’s work with a look at who is in the background at the Wedding at Cana and Paul’s writing concerning the manifestation of the Spirit.
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Tags: Apostle Paul, boy with five loaves and two fish, bright light of class, Charles Hobbes, Confirmation name, Episcopal, faith, feeding of the five thousand, God uses least likely people, Healing, hero, heroine, Ignatius Loyola, interpretation of tongues, invitation to use gifts, Jesuits, Jesus, knowledge, manifestation, prophecy, Saint Francis Xavier, saints, Sarmatian woman at the well, sermon, seven husbands, spiritual gifts, stained glass window, Timepower, tongues, varieties of gifts but the same Spirit, Wedding at Cana, wisdom, working of miracles
The Sermon – All Saints Sunday (All Saints Year B) preached in my role as Priest-in-Charge Christ Episcopal Church Middletown, New Jersey – November 1, 2015. This sermon can viewed at
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Tags: All Saints, Confirmation, Episcopal, Invitation, Jesuits, Jesus, Know story, Lazaraus, sermon, Share boldly, St. Francis Xavier
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